Anne-Lise Thieblemont, Government
Affairs
Connecting The
Internet of Everything
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Mobile changes everything
How we manage
our health
How we work
How we learn
Retail
Education
Consumer
Electronics
Energy
Marketing
Healthcare
Computing
Entertainment
ECOSYSTEMS
EVOLVING
TO MOBILE
Automotive
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Scale of wireless continues to grow
Cellular is the largest technology platform in history
~6.7 Billion
~2.2 Billion
Global cellular connections
3G/4G continues rapid adoption
(~3.3 Billion unique subscribers)
>$1.5 Trillion
Total mobile revenues in 2012
(~4.6 Billion connections expected by 2017) (~$2 Trillion by 2017, representing >2% of Global GDP
(GSMA Intelligence, Jul. ’13; UN, Dec. ’12)
(A.T. Kearney Analysis, Feb. ’13)
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THE
25
BILLION
INTERNET
connected devices by 2020
OF
EVERYTHING
Source: Machina Research, ‘13
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Making spectrum available to everything
Making them more aware, connected, intelligent, and interactive
People
Devices
Machines
Objects
Places
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Nature of demand requires different radio
links
Spectrum harmonisation, scalability and affordability in common
Operation
Uninterrupted vs. intermittent; real time
vs. delayed; command/control vs.
collection; cloud vs. network edge
Bandwidth
High vs. low data rates; high vs. low
density
Quality of Service
Security, resilience, robustness vs.
best effort
Coverage
wide area vs. short range; deep indoor
vs. outdoor
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Innovation in technology and spectrum
access needed
Innovation in
Innovation
spectrum
in
access and
regulationTechnology
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Complementary approaches to access
spectrum
Complementary
Unlicensed
Approach
Licensed
Approach
Licensed
Model—
LSA
Licensed
- exempt
Auctions
of cleared
spectrum
Authorised
Shared
Access
EXCLUSIVE
SHARED
SHARED
USE USE
USE
EXCLUSIVE
24/7,
nationwide,
Bestavailable
effort,
nonWhen/where
& needed,
leverages
existing
mobile
interference
leverages
existing &
mobile
infrastructure
and
protection,
beststandards,
suited
infrastructure
and
standards,
controlled
no
optimalfor
forshort
smallranges,
cells, controlled
QoS, high spectrum
cost
cost cost
QoS, spectrum
low spectrum
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LSA enables timely release of harmonized quality
spectrum
Defense
Aeronautical
Other
Commercial
26.7%
High volumes of underutilized quality
spectrum
Available by frequency, geography
Mobile 15.0%
and time
Can be accessible rapidly
Maritime
Defense 27.2%
Public Safety
Aeronautical
17.1%
Maritime 3.6%
Broadcasting
8.2%
Public Safety
0.9%
Figure shows Spectrum Allocation by Sector within in a typical EU country 108 MHz – 6 GHz
Other Public
Other Public
1.4%
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Smart Grid Scenario: why 3G/4G cellular
Smart Grid benefits from cellular’ s pervasiveness and sustained investment
$
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Ubiquitous coverage
High performance
- Serving 98% UK population(1), fast time to
market on existing infrastructure
- High throughput with average latency of milliseconds(4)
High reliability
High scalability
- Redundant network design with >99% availability(2)
- Approx. 6.6 billion total connections worldwide(3)
Robust security
Standard-based
- Built-in security features; used in government & finance sectors
- Seamless interoperability; backed by global standards
Low cost of ownership
- Large established ecosystem provides economy-of-scale
http://ukmobilecoverage.co.uk/best April 2013
NIST, “Consolidated NIST Wireless Characteristics Matrix V5”, 10/25/2010
Wireless Intelligence, Apr. ‘13; CIA, Jul. ‘13
C; “Mobile Broadband Comparison”; March 2008
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Connected Home Scenario
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Connected Home
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Bringing Applications & Services to a
New Level
“Refrigerator door is open”
“Refrigerator door is
open”
NOW PLAYING:
Artist: Wisteria
Song: Go Lightly
“Laundry is ready!”
“Laundry is ready!”
“Coffee is
done!”
“Coffee is
done!”
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OPEN
HORIZONTAL
Connectivity framework
Interoperability
ECOSYSTEM
FLEXIBILITY
Addresses many
vertical use cases
Core services as
basic building blocks
AllJoyn is an open source project developed and distributed by Qualcomm Innovation Center, Inc. (QuIC), a subsidiary of Qualcomm Technologies Inc. (QTI).
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The Broadest Cross-Industry
Effort to Accelerate the Internet of
Everything
PREMIER MEMBERS
COMMUNITY MEMBERS
AllSeen Alliance, Inc.
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